Mayor Dobbs has declared a snow emergency in the Borough of Jenkintown beginning today, February 6th, 8:00 PM expiring Sunday, February 7th at 8:00 PM. Residents with access to a driveway are asked to please park in it.  If you do not have access to a driveway please park as close to the curb as possible to allow for the safe passage of the Borough plow trucks. The forecast is for a significant snow accumulation (4-7″) with some freezing rain. The low temperatures and anticipated wintry mix are expected to make for treacherous driving conditions throughout this winter storm. If you must travel please take along the recommended safety gear and allow extra time to navigate the expected icy roads. The Jenkintown Police Department and Public Works Department will be staffed throughout the entire storm and are prepared to respond accordingly. Read More »

1. The Public Works Department has been preparing for the potential threat of severe weather currently forecasted to begin Sunday February 7th. According to the most recent update by the National Weather Service the storm forecast to begin with prolonged snowfall and potential significant accumulations combined with a possible wintery mix which will create unsafe travel conditions.  Minor flooding is also possible and high winds are expected.  Please visit the opens in a new windowhttps://www.weather.gov/ for updates from the National Weather Service.      Read More »

Jenkintown Borough has been notified by our contracted trash haulers, Republic Services that curbside trash and recycling will take place as originally scheduled tomorrow.  Curbside trash and recycling will be collected this week on Friday, February 5th, 2021. Read More »

Mayor Dobbs has declared a snow emergency in the Borough of Jenkintown beginning today, January 31st, 12:00 PM (Noon) and expiring Tuesday, February 2nd at 12:00 PM (Noon). Residents with access to a driveway are asked to please park in it.  If you do not have access to a driveway please park as close to the curb as possible to allow for the safe passage of the Borough plow trucks. The forecast is for a significant snow accumulation with some freezing rain. The low temperatures and anticipated wintry mix are expected to make the roads very slippery throughout this winter storm. If you must travel please take along the recommended safety gear and allow extra time to navigate the expected icy roads. The Jenkintown Police Department and Public Works Department will be staffed throughout the entire storm and are prepared to respond accordingly. Read More »

Please find this updated information and opportunity to discuss and learn more on the latest developments concerning the COVID-19 vaccine including this link to the Montgomery County vaccination registry here

Vaccine Update
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Please join my Telephone Townhall on Wednesday, 27 January 2021 at 7 p.m. Following a brief presentation on mentoring, we will discuss the COVID-19 vaccine. During this conversation, you will hear from Dr. Valerie Arkoosh – Chair of the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners and Rhona Cooper – Public Health Preparedness Clinical Coordinator for the Philadelphia Department of Public Health. To sign up or submit a question, please fill out this form. Listen online at https://vekeo.com/senatorhaywood.

Preregistration

The COVID-19 vaccination process is underway in our district. While initial doses were reserved for healthcare workers, more individuals now have an opportunity. To see if you are currently eligible to get vaccinated in Pennsylvania, take the quiz at Commonwealth of PA – COVID Vaccine Eligibility Quiz

By preregistering for the COVID-19 vaccine, you can be notified when it is your turn to receive it. For my Montgomery County neighbors, visit Montgomery County Official Website – COVID-19 Vaccine or Montgomery County Office of Public Health – Vaccination Registry. For my neighbors who reside in Philadelphia, visit Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium (BDCC) Coronavirus Vaccine Request Form or Philly Fighting COVID (PFC) – Pre-Commit to Getting Vaccinated Read More »